A Bot Token is not an API ID
A token created through BotFather authenticates the Bot API. API ID and Hash are a separate credential set for client development. A normal bot service does not inherently require logging in as a user.
The official tutorial covers environment setup, replies and deployment; the feature catalog helps choose an interaction style. The FAQ directs troubleshooting for updates, media and limits.
Start with one complete task
For support, define entry, greeting, customer messages, operator replies and leaving the flow. Text, photos, voice and files should share a conversation instead of becoming disconnected menu scripts.
Recommended release sequence
Verify identity, reception and replies first. Then handle duplicate events, restart recovery and failed delivery before adding languages, menus and media. Store tokens in restricted server configuration, mask them in management interfaces and remove associated integrations when deleting a bot.
GetTGAPI’s credential application service is separate from bot development. Visit gettgapi.com for that service and use this documentation library to select bot capabilities.